TH-VWP-160 - Support de panneau mural Atdec - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TH-VWP-160 Atdec

• Power Drill
• 8mm (0.31") Drill Bit
  • 10mm (0.39") Masonry Drill Bit
• 13mm (0.51") Socket Wrench Shifter
  • Phillips Head Screwdriver
• Spirit Level
• Tape Measure

M8 × 16/30/50/65 (x4)

Spacer (x8)

Wall Plate 1.6m
(TH-VWP-160)

Coach Screw (x3)

Nylon Anchor (x3)

8mm Washer (x3)

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

! IMPORTANT - Install Video Wall as per installation instruction.
! This product supports a maximum load of 165kg (363lbs.) per panel or screen.
! The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for incorrect installation.

Step 1. Check Components

Check you have received all parts against the component checklist and hardware on the previous page.

Step 2. Mounting Brackets

Technical line drawing of a rectangular frame with two vertical supports and mounting brackets (no text or symbols)

Option A

If the distance between the top of the display & mounting bracket is 80mm and under, mount directly onto the screen.

0~80mm

IMPORTANT

For the Brackets to function correctly they must be mounted as close to the top of the screen as possible.

When mounting multiple screens the brackets must be mounted in exactly the same position each time to ensure alignment.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with two vertical components and mounting brackets (no text or symbols)

Option B

If the distance between the top of the display & mounting bracket is between 80 and 165mm, mount using spacers included.

80~165mm Spacer

NOTE: The top of the bracket must not be higher than the top of the screen.

Step 3. Mounting first Wall Plate

3.1. 3.2.

Two rectangular objects with arrows pointing to each other, no text or symbols present

Determine the desired height of your screen from the floor.

Measure the height between the top of the hook to the bottom of the screen.

3.3.

3.3. Step A Combine both heights to find the height of the Contact Edge of the Wall Plate & mark this on the wall. Step B Position your wall plate, aligning the Contact Edge to your mark. Contact Edge with the Hook

3.4.

Please use a Spirit Level during installation to ensure that the Wall Plate is LEVEL

Pure electrical circuit lines without any symbols

2 coach screws are provided for the TH-VWP-050, TH-VWP-080, TH-VWP-100 and 3 coach screws are provided for the TH-VWP-160. Ensure all screws are used with exception of where timber studs are spaced too far apart.

Masonry Timber Stud

Ø10mm x 60mm deep Drilled Hole Nylon Anchor Washer Coach Screw Coach Screw

Ø8mm x 60mm deep Drilled Hole Washer Rolling template. able of supporting the combined weight of flis double, resulting structural designers.

TIP: Use Mount as a drilling template.
IMPORTANT! Any structural elements must be capable of supporting the combined weight of all the equipment and devices being mounted. If in doubt, consult a structural engineer.

Step 4. Mount remaining Wall Plates

4.1.
Repeat Step 3.4 with the following to install the remaining Wall Plates
Please use a Spirit Level during installation to ensure that the Wall Plates are LEVEL

0 0 1:1 Match Profiles

4.2.

To find the next row height: Height between Wall Plates – Overall Height of Screen

Step 5. Mounting screens

5.1.

Install the screens row by row, starting at the bottom. Ensure each row of screens are level before moving on to the next row.

Installation may start from left or right.

Abstract diagram with three white arrows pointing in different directions on a dark grid background (no text or symbols)

Screen shown in Landscape orientation

graph TD
    A["Step 1"] --> B["Step 2"]
    B --> C["Step 3"]

Screen shown in Portrait orientation

Please use a Spirit Level during installation to ensure that the Screens are LEVEL

Pure diagram of a rectangular object with a triangular top and base, no text or symbols present

5.2.

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with a hatched vertical section and an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols present)

Angle the screen as shown and position so the hook is above the bracket

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled components and directional arrows indicating motion or force.

Drop the hook onto the bracket to engage and gently lower the screen

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with a vertical rod and mounting bracket, adjacent to a hatched wall (no text or symbols)

5.3. - Screen Levelling 5.3. - Wall Levelling

Phillips head screw driver

+/- 5mm

Level the screen by adjusting the screw at the top of each mounting bracket. Use a spirit level to ensure screen is level.

Two rectangular shapes with shading and a curved arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

Levelling bolt

To adjust for uneven walls, screw the leveling bolt in or out to match each display position.

Step 6. Cabling

6.1. - Cabling sequence

Abstract diagram with three white arrows pointing in different directions on a dark grid background (no text or symbols)

Screen shown in Landscape orientation
Tilt up each row, starting at the top, leaving each screen out until all cabling is finished.
You may start from the left or right.

graph TD
    A["Step 1"] --> B["Step 2"]
    B --> C["Step 3"]

Screen shown in Portrait orientation

6.2. To gain access for cabling:

Pull out the bottom of the screen Push out the stop found on each bracket Push up the stop and gently lower the screen onto the wall.

Step 7. Security (optional)

The holes shown in the bracket and wall plate can accommodate security cabling and locks.

Locks & cabling not supplied

Wall Plate

Step 8. Screen Removal

To remove screen X for repair or replacement, tilt up the numbered screens in sequence, then pull out and lift off screen X.

1 2 3 X

2 1 X 3

1
2
X

Installation complete!